The Labor enquirer., 1887-04-02

CIsAR MAxsas.-A. shasIn. President
Fitch Institute, Bu4klo, Ny.
Coal MINERS (Amsleamated) George
Haris, President "a sGibbon street,
Pittsburgh, Pa,
COAL MIHERs (National Federahon) &C
Evans, General Secretary, New Straits
vile, O.
ENaIEHERs Amalgamatsd) w, w. Nc
Clelland, sss West Thirteenth street
N. 7.
ENeIERERs Nocomotive) .-7P. M. Arthur,
Chief. Cleveland, o.
Engineers stationary. 20. G. Minor, Box
856, Cincinnati. o.
Federation. Of Trades. Samuel Gompers,
Prsident S07 East Hundred and
Fourth street, N. Y.
Firemen fLocomotivel .--EuKene v. Debs, j.,
General Secretary, Gao Main street,
Tere Hsute, Ind.
Furniture Workers.-iH. Ehmrich, General
Secretary, $40 First avenue, N. Y.
Glass Workers Flint Nv. J. Smith, Presl-
dent, 90 Diamond alley, Pittsburg, Pa.
Granite cutters.-Josiah B. Dyer, General
Secretary, 1907 Market street, Phila-
delphia, Pa.
Hatters lFinishersl. I'D. ]. Haggerty, Presi.
dent. 66 Pulaski street. Brooklyn, NY.
Hatters [Makers]. George L. Gill, Presi-
dent 1874 Walwcrth street, Brooklyn,
NY.
Hatters [Silkl.-W. 8. Highly, General Sec
retary, 2l2 Broadway, N. Y.
Hatters GWoolI.-A. M. Taylor, General Sec
retary. Metteawan, N. Y.
Horse Shoers-James Rafferty,. President, 4
E. Jefferson street, Allegheny CITY,
international workmen's Association,
Pacific Coast, 9O0K Market street, San
Francisco, Call; Western States, 1908
Larimer street Denver, Colo.
Intern national Working Peoples Association,
Chicago, Illinois.
International Seamen's Association, 5ISH
' East street, San Francisco, Cal.
Iron Molders-P. F. Fitzpatrick, President.
!. 1SS Walnut street, Cincinnati, o.
Iron and Steel Workers, lAmalgamatedl-l
VIM. Weihe, President 5l4 Smithfeld
street, Pittsburgh, Pa /.
Knights Of Labor Fred Turner, General
Secretary, Box 8S4, Philadelphia, Pa.
Metal Workers George Appel, General
Secretary, 90 East Lombard street, Bal
timore, Md. II
Musicians National LeagueI-Jocob Beck,
Secretary, 1908 Chestnut street, Phila-
deIphia, Pa.
Nailers Heaters and RollcrsI-M. A. Chew,
General Secretary, Box "a, Wheeling,
w. Va. Il
Plano Makers George 81. Mcvey, 5O9 iGra-
ham avenue, Brooklyn. K. D., N. Y.
Plasterers-Joseph Med Donnell, General Sec
retary, 424s Prairie avenue, st. Louis,
Mo. I
Plumbers [Gas Filters and Steam Filters in
cludedl- y. A. Harris, Secretary, S52
Washington streeet, Newark, Nj.
R. r. Brakemen-E. F. O'Shea, Galesburgh,
Ill. .
R. K. Conductors--S. G. Wheaton, Chief,
Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
R. R. Switchmen-Joseph d. Hill, Secre-
tary, l64 Washington street, Chicago
Ill. b 4,
Shoe Lasters-Edward L. DAILY Secretary, .
Silsbee street, Lynn, Mass.
Socialistic Labor Party-W. L. Rosenberg,
Secretary, IN First avenue, N. Y.
Spinners-R. Howard, General Secretary,
Box 2O3, Fall River, Mass.
Stereotypers New York and viclnItyl- Jos
eph Dean, Secretary, Telegram Offlce
New York.
Tailors [Customl-Joseph Wilkinson, Cen
eral Secretary, 1875 West Twenty-in.h
street, New York.
Telegraphers-Tom O'Reilly, President, rs
Courtland street, New York.
Textile Workers Progressive Union of
America Frank Schlichting, General
Secretary, 5l2 Main street, H0lyoke,
Mass.
Typographical international Unon) david
M. PascOe, General Secretary, 72s FIJI
bert street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Topographic (German-American)- )-E. Mike,
General Secretary, 1s4 William street,
New York City.
Typographia-Hugo Miller lis Park Row,
New York City.
Weavers (Silk)-
Wood Carvers--J0hn C. HOltz, General Sec
retarv. 30 Pitt street. New York.